The reform would come after more than 270 sentence reductions for sex offenders.
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The Spanish government is working to reform the ‘only yes is yes’ law more than 270 convicted of sex crimes have benefited from the new framework of punishments introduced into the law, as “La Vanguardia” pointed out this Saturday.
The Executive is open to the possibility of fix “unwanted effects”. caused by the law’s reduced sentences due to the “societal concern” that has prompted a revision of sentences for sex offenders.
Sources at Podemos have explained to Europa Press that “the government has not stopped looking for formulas” to correctly apply the lawwho “shares society’s concern about the decisions of the judges who decide to reduce sentences”.
The initiative to reform the law is promoted by the Ministry of Equality of Irene Monterowhich, according to La Vanguardia, works with the Department of Labor headed by Yolanda Díaz.
From Podemos they confirm that the PSOE is under pressure to return to the previous model and that consent is no longer the centerpiece of the Penal Code.
Equality Minister Irene Montero assured a press conference yesterday that the law is “solid” and that, while sharing society’s concerns about the cuts, the Ministry has already implemented “everything in your hand “. to “ensure the proper application of the law.
The President of the Government himself, Pedro Sanchezin an informal conversation with journalists on December 6, opened up to making some technical adjustments, given the drop in sales and the negative impact this circumstance has on the government.
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